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Sunday, 17 March 2019

Tuesday 18th March 1919

Billets at Montecchia di Crosara
Pte. John William Addison (see 17th February) was transferred from 39th Casualty Clearing Station to 57th General Hospital in Marseilles; he was suffering from an abscess in his left groin.
Pte. Ernest Binns (see 10th July 1917) who had been wounded in June 1917, was formally discharged from the Army as no longer physically fit for service due to his wounds; his degree of disability was stated to be 70% and he would be awarded an Army pension of 19s. 3d. per week, to be reviewed after one year. 
Pte. Sidney Wood (see 22nd October 1918), serving with 3DWR at North Shields, was formally discharged from the Army as no longer physically fit for service due to wounds suffered in action; his disability was assessed as 80% and he was awarded a pension of 32s. per week, to be reviewed after one year.  

Sgts. Charles Marsden (see 15th February) and Lionel Vickers (see 18th February); L.Cpls. Alfred Ellis (see 14th February) and Fred Riddiough (see 14th February) and Ptes. Arthur Clarke (see 14th February), Thomas Fielden (see 14th February), William Johnson (13666) (see 27th October 1918), William Harker (see 25th November 1918), Charles Frederick Marsden MM (see 24th January), Ned Metcalfe MM (see 27th October 1918) and Leonard Beaconsfield Turner (see 15th February) were officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z.

At home in Perth, Nellie Walker, wife of Pte. Samuel Walker (see 31st August 1918), died from pneumonia; her husband, who was home on demobilization leave from 2DWR, was with his wife when she died.
A payment of £40 12s. 1d. was authorised, being the amount due in pay and allowances (including a war grant of £24 10s.) to the late Pte. George Carter (see 11th October 1918), who had been killed in October 1918 while serving in France with 2nd/6th DWR; the payment would go to his mother, Martha. She would also receive a parcel of her late son’s personal effects comprising of, ‘letters, photos, educational certificate, cards, wallet’.

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